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The Final Items in Our Series: The Top 2 Things Your Closet Deserves!

2. Do it yourself…
Living on a budget does not condemn your closet to a lifetime of disorganization and scattered belongings. In fact, such budget-minded tendencies actually open up doors for more creativity. Home organization systems are widely available at places like IKEA or The Container Store. Not only are they efficient organization tools, but they are also wallet friendly, clocking in at a variety of prices depending on what kind of set you are looking for. Don’t want to spend money on one of these organizing systems? If you are handy with nails and a hammer, you can always try constructing your own organized closet, installing shelves and perhaps a few drawers where needed. Tap into your crafty nature—you and your closet will be so glad you did.



1. Or Take It to the Extreme.
The closet shown here is a perfect example of space maximization. Instead of feeling cramped and crowded along only one wall, this closet feels regal and glamorous…and it’s not very hard to see why. With an infusion of natural light, traditional glass pendants, and a chic two-tone wooden floor runner, this closet offers all the effortless elegance so sought after in closet design. When designing your own closet, remember that the sky truly is the limit.

Presidio Heights Residence traditional closet
traditional closet design by san francisco general contractor Dijeau Poage Construction


But whether you’re achieving your closet nirvana yourself or consulting the professionals, the most important thing for your wardrobe’s home is a bit of tender, loving care. You’d be surprised at what a difference it can make!